N Adaev
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 47894 |
|---|---|
| NOME | N Adaev |
| PRENOMES | N |
| SOBRENOME | Adaev |
| ASSINATURA | ADAEV N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Siberian Scientific Research Institute of Oil Industry |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7355-2007 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Memories of A.C. Benkendorf about the 1802 trip to the mouth of the Ob River as ethnographic source
The article presents the analysis of the ethnographic information found in the notes of A.C. Benkendorf on his journey from Tobolsk to Obdorsk in summer 1802; the data have been compared with published materials close in chronology and subject. We have revealed the circumstances of the acquiring of ethnographic information and its content, and assessed its reliability and degree of uniqueness. The attribution of a number of drawings related to th…
A Little-Known Edible Plant, Siberian Ostyaks, and Officials
Ethnography of the Selkups
The article, based on the analysis of published sources and archival documents, details the chronology and circumstances of the complete loss of ethnic identity by the Vakh Selkups, determines its main markers and sup-porting factors. The popular point of view, that representatives of the Tymsk foreign volost on the Vakh River were mainly Khanty people already since the 17th or 18th century, is disputed. Three historical stages of the group's exi…
The economy of the population of the Surgut Ob basin in the beginning of the 19th century through the eyes of a private zemsky commissar
A previously unpublished document is presented, containing information about the subsistence activities of the inhabitants of the Middle Ob River basin, which was prepared in 1805 by a Surgut private commissar. The document was intended for the completion of a gubernatorial report to the Minister of Internal Affairs. It is interes-ting as one of the early experiences of characterising economic activities of the Russian and indigenous popula-tions…
Nutritional Use of Wild Plants in the Tundra Nenets Practice
Пищевое использование растений в практике тундровых ненцев
An unknown early 19th c. historical source on the subsistence activities of the population of the Lower Irtysh River basin
This paper reports on a previously unpublished document — a survey of the traditional subsistence activities of the popu-lation of the Lower Irtysh River basin and the adjacent part of the Ob River (Denshchikov Commissariat of the Tobolsk Gover-norate, Russia), prepared in 1805 by a local official, D.S. Kochetovsky. The survey contains detailed information on fishing, hunting, and gathering practices of the Russian and Ugric populations, and it w…
Between the Vakh and Taz River
Представлены эпизоды селькупской истории в бассейне р. Вах и на сопредельной территории верхнего Таза в первой половине XVIII – начале ХХ в. Рассмотрены вопросы локализации Тымской и Караконской волостей, их дробности и соотнесенности с конкретными группами населения, освещены детали завершающегося процесса миграции селькупов и становления этнических границ между селькупами и хантами. Исследование основано на анализе и сопоставлении архивных данн…
Colonization of the northern outskirts of the Tarsky district in the pre-Soviet period
The study deals with the history of the colonization of the northern part of the Tarsky okrug (district) in the late 17th - early 20th centuries (Western Siberia, Russia). This taiga territory, which included the upper reaches of the Demyanka River, featured an abundance of hunting resources, but it was located significantly far from the administrative center of the district and was surrounded by barely-passable swamps. The objectives of the re-s…
The Khanty of the Yugan River in the Demyanka River basin
The study is focused on the deep taiga territory located in the upper and middle reaches of the Demyanka River - Uvatsky district of Tyumen Oblast (Western Siberia, Russia). A particular case of the development of local identity in a small community of taiga inhabitants - the Khanty reindeer herders from the Bolshoi Yugan River, who migrated in the first half of the 20th century to the basin of the neighbouring Demyanka River - is presented. This…
Colonisation models of remote taiga areas by Russian fur hunters and fishermen of the Middle and Lower Irtysh River region in the 20th century
The Russian colonists, inhabiting southern and mid-taiga regions of Western Siberia since the 17th c., al-ways relied heavily on hunter-gathering in their subsistence. The reasons for this were the obvious difficulties of northern agriculture and the economic benefits that hunting, fishing and gathering brought, including their signifi-cant commercial value. The active development of the commercial harvesting among the Russian Siberians al-ready …
Reconstruction of Dietary Habits of a Local Upper Taz Selkup Group in the 18th and 19th Centuries Based on Archaeoparasitology, Osteology, Stable Isotope Analysis, and Archival Documents
This study aims to reconstruct the dietary habits of a local group of the Northern (Upper Taz) Selkup in the 18th and 19th centuries based on multidisciplinary analyses of human interments from the Kikki-Akki burial site in Western Siberia and a study of unpublished written sources. It includes archaeoparasitological studies of soils adjacent to human remains, a paleopathological examination of human crania and teeth, and isotopic analysis of bot…
Dietary Strategies of Northern Selkups in the 18th-19th Centuries
The article considers the dietary habits of a small Selkup group that lived in the north of Western Siberia along the upper reaches of the Taz River in the18th-19th centuries. To this end, we carried out paleopathological and archaeoparasitological studies of the anthropological material from a burial ground located next to the once-existing settlement of Karakonskaya, as well as performed an isotopic analysis of organic samples. Another ob-jecti…
Description of Extreme Adaptation
The article is aimed at analysing ethnocultural adaptation that is close to the possible limit. It is proposed to single out extreme adaptation as a separate field of studies in cultural ecology. The term is to be understood as a forced rapid adaptation of an ethnic group to drastically changing environmental factors, occurring under the con-ditions of high stress for the community. The research is conducted as an ethnographic case study and its …
The Occurrence of "Non-Existent" Turko-Ugric Contacts
АНТРОПОЛОГИЯ В. Н. Адаев, Н. Ф. Галеева ТЮРКСКО-УГОРСКИЕ КОНТАКТЫ, КОТОРЫХ «НЕ БЫЛО»: СВЯЗИ ТАТАР СРЕДНЕГО ПРИИРТЫШЬЯ С ХАНТАМИ ТУРТАСА И ДЕМЬЯНКИ В XVIII
The Tundra Nenets ways of spatial orientation with the use of cardinal directions
The article refers to the larger research project on the traditional wayfinding techniques of the Tundra Nenets who are one of the nomad peoples who possess outstanding navigational abilities. The focus of the research project is the description of the Nenets navigational knowledge and experience, an assessment of its practical effectiveness and its correlation with the way of life of the tundra people. This paper presents the traditional Nenets …
Cultural Transformation
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Smoke Over Taiga and Tundra
The article describes burning practices used by native northern hunters-gatherers and reindeer herders of Western Siberia as a potential factor of impact on surrounding landscapes. In this sense, the research focuses primarily on aspects of practical importance in the fields of cultural ecology and ethnoarchaeology. Controlled burning of grass, shrubs, and deadwood has been a very effective landscape management tool, though not a common practice …
The Evenks of the Lower Irtysh Valley
The paper presents the first compilationof information on the history and culture of the Evenks of the Lower Irtysh valley. Comparison of different information sources allowed to argue on reasonable grounds that several Evenk family groups named Likhachev and consist of 20–30 individuals migrated from Turukhansky Krai to the Demyanka-river and Turtas-river valleys in the last decades of the 19th century. The migration was caused by the need of fi…
Burial Food and Funeral Feast Remains From a Northern Selkup Grave of 19th Century
The article deals with an attempt to interpret archaeological and paleoecological sources obtained during the excavation of a Selkup grave in an ancient burial ground situated in the upper river Taz area (Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District, Russia), by comparing them with ethnographic data. The goal of the paper is to examine historical dynamics of these components in the funeral ritual of the Northern Selkups during the 19th century as traditional…
The Nenets Navigation Techniques
This paper is a continuation of the planned study of the spatial orientation of the Nenets, initiated by emp-loyees of the Institute for the Development of the North Russian SB RAS (Tyumen) in 2014. Aspects of using animals for orientation and navigation have been undeservedly neglected by ethnographers, and this applies not only to the ethnography of the Nenets, but of northern peoples in general. The system approach used in this study involves …
Reconstruction of Dietary Habits of a Local Upper Taz Selkup Group in the 18th and 19th Centuries Based on Archaeoparasitology, Osteology, Stable Isotope Analysis, and Archival Documents
This study aims to reconstruct the dietary habits of a local group of the Northern (Upper Taz) Selkup in the 18th and 19th centuries based on multidisciplinary analyses of human interments from the Kikki-Akki burial site in Western Siberia and a study of unpublished written sources. It includes archaeoparasitological studies of soils adjacent to human remains, a paleopathological examination of human crania and teeth, and isotopic analysis of bot…
Cultural Transformation
, . , .
Between the Vakh and Taz River
Представлены эпизоды селькупской истории в бассейне р. Вах и на сопредельной территории верхнего Таза в первой половине XVIII – начале ХХ в. Рассмотрены вопросы локализации Тымской и Караконской волостей, их дробности и соотнесенности с конкретными группами населения, освещены детали завершающегося процесса миграции селькупов и становления этнических границ между селькупами и хантами. Исследование основано на анализе и сопоставлении архивных данн…
Dietary Strategies of Northern Selkups in the 18th-19th Centuries
The article considers the dietary habits of a small Selkup group that lived in the north of Western Siberia along the upper reaches of the Taz River in the18th-19th centuries. To this end, we carried out paleopathological and archaeoparasitological studies of the anthropological material from a burial ground located next to the once-existing settlement of Karakonskaya, as well as performed an isotopic analysis of organic samples. Another ob-jecti…
The Occurrence of "Non-Existent" Turko-Ugric Contacts
АНТРОПОЛОГИЯ В. Н. Адаев, Н. Ф. Галеева ТЮРКСКО-УГОРСКИЕ КОНТАКТЫ, КОТОРЫХ «НЕ БЫЛО»: СВЯЗИ ТАТАР СРЕДНЕГО ПРИИРТЫШЬЯ С ХАНТАМИ ТУРТАСА И ДЕМЬЯНКИ В XVIII
The Tundra Nenets ways of spatial orientation with the use of cardinal directions
The article refers to the larger research project on the traditional wayfinding techniques of the Tundra Nenets who are one of the nomad peoples who possess outstanding navigational abilities. The focus of the research project is the description of the Nenets navigational knowledge and experience, an assessment of its practical effectiveness and its correlation with the way of life of the tundra people. This paper presents the traditional Nenets …
Burial Food and Funeral Feast Remains From a Northern Selkup Grave of 19th Century
The article deals with an attempt to interpret archaeological and paleoecological sources obtained during the excavation of a Selkup grave in an ancient burial ground situated in the upper river Taz area (Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District, Russia), by comparing them with ethnographic data. The goal of the paper is to examine historical dynamics of these components in the funeral ritual of the Northern Selkups during the 19th century as traditional…
The Nenets Navigation Techniques
This paper is a continuation of the planned study of the spatial orientation of the Nenets, initiated by emp-loyees of the Institute for the Development of the North Russian SB RAS (Tyumen) in 2014. Aspects of using animals for orientation and navigation have been undeservedly neglected by ethnographers, and this applies not only to the ethnography of the Nenets, but of northern peoples in general. The system approach used in this study involves …
The Evenks of the Lower Irtysh Valley
The paper presents the first compilationof information on the history and culture of the Evenks of the Lower Irtysh valley. Comparison of different information sources allowed to argue on reasonable grounds that several Evenk family groups named Likhachev and consist of 20–30 individuals migrated from Turukhansky Krai to the Demyanka-river and Turtas-river valleys in the last decades of the 19th century. The migration was caused by the need of fi…
The Occurrence of "Non-Existent" Turko-Ugric Contacts
АНТРОПОЛОГИЯ В. Н. Адаев, Н. Ф. Галеева ТЮРКСКО-УГОРСКИЕ КОНТАКТЫ, КОТОРЫХ «НЕ БЫЛО»: СВЯЗИ ТАТАР СРЕДНЕГО ПРИИРТЫШЬЯ С ХАНТАМИ ТУРТАСА И ДЕМЬЯНКИ В XVIII
The Tundra Nenets ways of spatial orientation with the use of cardinal directions
The article refers to the larger research project on the traditional wayfinding techniques of the Tundra Nenets who are one of the nomad peoples who possess outstanding navigational abilities. The focus of the research project is the description of the Nenets navigational knowledge and experience, an assessment of its practical effectiveness and its correlation with the way of life of the tundra people. This paper presents the traditional Nenets …
Cultural Transformation
, . , .
Smoke Over Taiga and Tundra
The article describes burning practices used by native northern hunters-gatherers and reindeer herders of Western Siberia as a potential factor of impact on surrounding landscapes. In this sense, the research focuses primarily on aspects of practical importance in the fields of cultural ecology and ethnoarchaeology. Controlled burning of grass, shrubs, and deadwood has been a very effective landscape management tool, though not a common practice …
Dietary Strategies of Northern Selkups in the 18th-19th Centuries
The article considers the dietary habits of a small Selkup group that lived in the north of Western Siberia along the upper reaches of the Taz River in the18th-19th centuries. To this end, we carried out paleopathological and archaeoparasitological studies of the anthropological material from a burial ground located next to the once-existing settlement of Karakonskaya, as well as performed an isotopic analysis of organic samples. Another ob-jecti…
Description of Extreme Adaptation
The article is aimed at analysing ethnocultural adaptation that is close to the possible limit. It is proposed to single out extreme adaptation as a separate field of studies in cultural ecology. The term is to be understood as a forced rapid adaptation of an ethnic group to drastically changing environmental factors, occurring under the con-ditions of high stress for the community. The research is conducted as an ethnographic case study and its …
Colonisation models of remote taiga areas by Russian fur hunters and fishermen of the Middle and Lower Irtysh River region in the 20th century
The Russian colonists, inhabiting southern and mid-taiga regions of Western Siberia since the 17th c., al-ways relied heavily on hunter-gathering in their subsistence. The reasons for this were the obvious difficulties of northern agriculture and the economic benefits that hunting, fishing and gathering brought, including their signifi-cant commercial value. The active development of the commercial harvesting among the Russian Siberians al-ready …
Reconstruction of Dietary Habits of a Local Upper Taz Selkup Group in the 18th and 19th Centuries Based on Archaeoparasitology, Osteology, Stable Isotope Analysis, and Archival Documents
This study aims to reconstruct the dietary habits of a local group of the Northern (Upper Taz) Selkup in the 18th and 19th centuries based on multidisciplinary analyses of human interments from the Kikki-Akki burial site in Western Siberia and a study of unpublished written sources. It includes archaeoparasitological studies of soils adjacent to human remains, a paleopathological examination of human crania and teeth, and isotopic analysis of bot…
The Khanty of the Yugan River in the Demyanka River basin
The study is focused on the deep taiga territory located in the upper and middle reaches of the Demyanka River - Uvatsky district of Tyumen Oblast (Western Siberia, Russia). A particular case of the development of local identity in a small community of taiga inhabitants - the Khanty reindeer herders from the Bolshoi Yugan River, who migrated in the first half of the 20th century to the basin of the neighbouring Demyanka River - is presented. This…
Colonization of the northern outskirts of the Tarsky district in the pre-Soviet period
The study deals with the history of the colonization of the northern part of the Tarsky okrug (district) in the late 17th - early 20th centuries (Western Siberia, Russia). This taiga territory, which included the upper reaches of the Demyanka River, featured an abundance of hunting resources, but it was located significantly far from the administrative center of the district and was surrounded by barely-passable swamps. The objectives of the re-s…
Nutritional Use of Wild Plants in the Tundra Nenets Practice
Пищевое использование растений в практике тундровых ненцев
An unknown early 19th c. historical source on the subsistence activities of the population of the Lower Irtysh River basin
This paper reports on a previously unpublished document — a survey of the traditional subsistence activities of the popu-lation of the Lower Irtysh River basin and the adjacent part of the Ob River (Denshchikov Commissariat of the Tobolsk Gover-norate, Russia), prepared in 1805 by a local official, D.S. Kochetovsky. The survey contains detailed information on fishing, hunting, and gathering practices of the Russian and Ugric populations, and it w…
Between the Vakh and Taz River
Представлены эпизоды селькупской истории в бассейне р. Вах и на сопредельной территории верхнего Таза в первой половине XVIII – начале ХХ в. Рассмотрены вопросы локализации Тымской и Караконской волостей, их дробности и соотнесенности с конкретными группами населения, освещены детали завершающегося процесса миграции селькупов и становления этнических границ между селькупами и хантами. Исследование основано на анализе и сопоставлении архивных данн…
Ethnography of the Selkups
The article, based on the analysis of published sources and archival documents, details the chronology and circumstances of the complete loss of ethnic identity by the Vakh Selkups, determines its main markers and sup-porting factors. The popular point of view, that representatives of the Tymsk foreign volost on the Vakh River were mainly Khanty people already since the 17th or 18th century, is disputed. Three historical stages of the group's exi…
The economy of the population of the Surgut Ob basin in the beginning of the 19th century through the eyes of a private zemsky commissar
A previously unpublished document is presented, containing information about the subsistence activities of the inhabitants of the Middle Ob River basin, which was prepared in 1805 by a Surgut private commissar. The document was intended for the completion of a gubernatorial report to the Minister of Internal Affairs. It is interes-ting as one of the early experiences of characterising economic activities of the Russian and indigenous popula-tions…
Memories of A.C. Benkendorf about the 1802 trip to the mouth of the Ob River as ethnographic source
The article presents the analysis of the ethnographic information found in the notes of A.C. Benkendorf on his journey from Tobolsk to Obdorsk in summer 1802; the data have been compared with published materials close in chronology and subject. We have revealed the circumstances of the acquiring of ethnographic information and its content, and assessed its reliability and degree of uniqueness. The attribution of a number of drawings related to th…
A Little-Known Edible Plant, Siberian Ostyaks, and Officials
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